Slogans that shaped American presidential campaigns through history
A survey of how campaign mottoes from 1800 to the 1920s influenced elections. From Jeffersons Equal rights for all to Hoping for Better Days with Coolidge, slogans boosted or hindered candidates, with notable lines such as Tippecanoe and Tyler Too and Fifty four Forty or Fight shaping outcomes.
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Republican Party
Democratic
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Virginia
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
John Quincy Adams
William Crawford
Treasury
Henry Clay
House of Representatives
Andrew Jackson
Senate
Jackson
Clay
Adams
White House
Martin van Buren
William Henry Harrison
Nto
Slo
Harrison
Tippecanoe
Tyler
van Buren
Van
Tip
James K. Polk
Tennessee
United States
Mexico
Texas
Great Britain
Oregon Country
Oregon
Polk
Zachary Taylor
Buena Vista
Taylor
Bragg
Free Soil Party
Abraham Lincoln
Splitter
Lincoln
Grant
Appomattox
Hayes
Tilden
Cleveland
Blaine
Knight
Rupert
Maine
Jim
Penman
Mulligan
R. B. Burchard
Mark Hanna
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
America
Warren G. Harding
Coolidge
Davis
New
Hog Cholera Mortality Declines With Serum Use
The article notes a fall in hog cholera mortality in the 1931 fiscal year compared to 1930, aided by increased anti hog cholera serum production and greater cooperation between swine breeders and federal and state livestock officials to prevent exposure.
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United States “Department of Agriculture
Fertilizer Depth Boosts Tomato Yields in Ohio Demo
Ohio State horticul tural specialists tested fertilizer depths for tomatoes. Surface and 1 to 3 inch depths were evaluated with 4 12 4 at 400 pounds per acre. The best yield 15.25 tons per acre occurred when fertilizer was placed three inches deep. Net gain to grower priced at 10 dollars per ton, after fertilizer cost and labor, was about 20.64 dollars per acre. BR Lancashire Ohio Farmer supervised the trial.
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Ohio State University
BR. Lancashire
Ohio
Open mindedness in fruit growing yields progress
A practical fruit grower stresses the duty to change opinions when proven wrong. He notes that old practices may become obsolete and new findings on varieties, tree and soil handling, and land adaptability emerge yearly, urging continual adaptation in orcharding.
Agricultural Squibs and Farm Practices
Farmers learn cattle drinking water sources affect milk yield with creek water reducing output by about 10 percent. Onions can be boosted by more superphosphate or copper sulphate. Efficient business practice and accurate records help survival. Spraying gear grows essential for crops. U S manufacturers invest $13 per $1,000 in research while agriculture spends 14 cents per $1,000.
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Tippecanoe and
Tyee
Don le
Lewis & Walker
North
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
F.H. Bimrose
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Butte, Montana
Autem
Land Office
Beaverhead
Pearl I. Smith Title Building
Dillon
Montana
Commercial Printing